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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04
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4 GREAT AoT0R.


The company which will appear on
next Tuesday and Wednesday eVen-
inRs, ct Frye's Opera House. come 10 Us
with The highest encomiums from the
entire press. Although entire stran-
gers in cur ssctios, yet this 10 their
third annual tour 10 the eastern por-
ton Of the United States presenting
Alex. Damss' mighty masterpieces, "The
Count of Monte OFisto,n and their I'D
vent In the cities Of the east always por-
tends o packed house and an eTfthusi.
asaio ovation. Mr. Horace Leuis, the
star Of the company, ia an actor Of rare
ability, and BY hard study and innate
genius has secured for himeelf q most
enviable position In the front ranks Of
the great melodfamatic character act
ors OF eur day. The company bring
with them, direct from New York and
Chicago, all The scenery, costumes, me
ohAnicaA effects and accessories used IN
The original New York and London pro
ductions, together With sueh additions
as calcium and magnesium light effects,
thus securing the most startling realism
Of q spectaculaR description ever seen
outside OF the largest citles. The re-
served seat sale d nov opsn az the Seat
Gle Pharmacy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04
KIND WORDS.
WHAT wALLA wALrA LADY HAS 10 sAH
on THE QUEEN urTx.

WHAT A wALLA wALLA LADx HAS 10 sAx
or THE QUEEN oETx.
Mis- Hattie Ritz Of Walla Waila. Who
has been WISHING friends On tbs SQUAD,
In a long. well written letter 10 the
walIa waIlA Joarnal, describing her
erip, thus srsaks Of Seattle;
-IsAving Portland at ll.I5 q. a., Ire
train arrives Ct $50 3. N. in Tacoma,
where tie steamer IL waiting. and Ia Is
minutes ws are sboara and sieaminr al
f1F Seattle. AZ O'Clock We r0und the
point. aed Seattle,
THE MKrRoPorB OF WARRINGTON,
Appears, brilliantly lighted By electrini.
~. A more brilliant sight than she pra-
SCENTS Shen approached By night. q
aeldom seen. The rows Of IiQhts de-
s1snd quite down 10 the waters edge
where the light Il reflected upon ne
surface Of the water, some distance out
upon the bay. Two years have worked
wonders With Seattle, aad she has nos
only improved Rteatly In The past, hut
stlil continues 10 adyance-b1iidtnn In
every direeticu. fnd eoattieiles insf
aa hospitable as ever, and they ctrfain-
II deserve their title Of being unusnally
warn hearted and considerale. makina
3 visit there truly delightful. Throaek
trains now arrive IN The city daily, thus
making Sesfiie The terminus Of he
great Northern Paci6e railroad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

RnDUCTIox N FxLnGzArH EaxE-The
Western UniOn Telegraph company has
made an Important reduction in tele-
graphic rates from Seattle In aeeosd-
anoe With the policy Of that company
10 reduce rates as fast as the business
viii allow. Hereafter the rates from
this city 10 ell points 10 Arizona. Colo
rad9. New Mexico and Wyoming vii
Be Is eanss for ten words, dAy or night,
insssad Of 81, a. hesetofsFe. The rate
% an points IN California viii BE- Fadue-
"a from 81 for ten words 10 90 cents Tor
dey azd 20 cents for niRhs messages.
To All points In Nevada The rata Il r.
dueed from 81 for zen words 30 90 cents
fos day 50 cents for NIGHT messages.
The rates TO ail points In ldaho and
Moniana are reduced from Is cents dey
70 50 cents fsE dag messages cad SO
cents for nigkt messages. In other
words the rate 10 al points IN Arizona,
Colorado, New MEXICO, Utah end AFi.
coma will hereafter BE- Is cents Rnd %
censs for day and diaht messages 70
speetfvely, and for al points II Oaaifor-
MA. Nevada, Idaho and Moniaua will
Be 60 cents and 50 cents respectively.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

Tn COUNTY euaooxS.-In conysrsar
ton With I. P. Rioh. eonaty school sap-
erintsndent. yesterday a vas learned
saat there sre TOO IS sshool districts IN
the o1uniy ia which instruetion has
been or IL beina given during the pFs-
sent snhsoI year. Abaut one half Of
the country Districts have schools open
onlv during the g1mmeg m0u1hs. the
tsrn vaFyine from thFes 10 six months.
bot averaging four msnths throughout.
Tha oshsF hal have winter Schools IN
addition 10 the summer, and their term
aVeFnens about eight months. 1his ia
81 eoarse, exclusive o. the city q Sc
attic. There are three dissFicls IN whiok
ne schools are partially graded, viz /,
Blaek Diamosd. Rentan and Hswoastle
ana Ffankiin viii ION ibis number very
shortly. In eash u these schools there
are tuo feaoheFz. pfioolpal and 3
rFimaEy sch0ol tenchsx. The salaries
pai2 feanheFa vii Gseraga about 80 e.
&8S per monfh, the lowest paid beina
*S6 rer month. Tbs superintendent
visited over thirty Of The .schcnfs dur.
ne rs asmGner and int1n6s sinisino ~
fsnsindsE - soon - poasihie-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

-.nxsox -Ten dolIagp reward
4. - rnla fsr Information
-. 49, q the nnest ard cons
....'ss a nnE enc sound steal-
- .s.jes 81 tne post-intelii-
=. ....e~r dsllvored ~ ire oasFisss
sessualseut the city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

MameEiAi services undsE Ne anspiaes
a. he /. O. q. T.. 10 msmory ef TIE laie
Jshn B. Finch. h. W. q. q r, VIII be
held In ahe PreshyteFian chursh todav
e 3 o'ciock .. n. Rev. CLARK Davis
wili deliver she adde's Mrs. Reese.
rspFessnaine sha ". @. 4. o.. will rod
q poem. TIE pabiis h eosdially invited
20 Be pzezens 81 he a1Fviee4 Iha nsm-
hers Of lodges Ne. 6 and No. -. !. O. q.
r., ere requested - neet - kha iecfaFr
roon e The ~. p. ehnruh a. SO .. N.
thnueN farm 10 pEonassinu ans mnreh q
lhs Presbyterian eAureA. b order q
tna cornmil1e1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04


Abeui hall pa six InnE nIahf bgy
fspm uns q - ~ Iannd<ssz -
s1nt 70 deliver s1Ens waakina In &c
room q NJ. Jshn snllEsan. e sens
raais bi1ek. and In 4 il Ihs wrsn9
rDcm. when hs rslnrned % rsetify
~ mlsiaks be f1und shat 4 haa bsun
ssulenl In Ne mean tins Onp1nln I.
4 sensen had Eeen Q Ean cema
oa1n - elaIEs viii q huu1Ie
% nAe 1he ems be hsH ssen
reea ne b1y tzke ~, thz4 - rs cen
ylM19Q Ae had stoIen fheM- On TIE anza
being discovered 0Aptafn xenanm wenf
Ho1n1 Win one q TIE n13cera sd nnnl-
y fn1no 1h9 nAn. who aaEe his nnme 90
LARA u TIE u. n. eaiouu. Lake Ua1
breuzht hefnfe Justice Eo9eEbera late
last night and was ehaTRed with laFcemy
% TIE clothes. He tol1 Z story account
l1x Apparently 1aE every monaau. 81
hls time and q SEEMED &c il IN aeQufk-
~ would be the outcome % tie caae.
de stated fhaf q tne time ~ robbery
vas said 10 have been committed be waa
q tke Bank ExehAnRs esleou and talk
inR % 3 man whom he knew and
wne Was rEA1ma Rano
Ii The Other Eeom. In he meantime
officers vent 10 the defenaanl's Tnorna
end hF0uehf ell TIE goods bslonaing toI
hLn, amonN watch Waa the Lost laundry
goods. The defendant had the eamb-
I1r esnt fer 30 show where be wzs at tie
tins and 3he faro dealer Rn7s the ~
quired testimony, end waB about col
leave fhe reom when Constable Thorn
ton tnfaKmad him thai he had Q waK-
Fen1 fer hia arrest On q charge
of oondnotiag gambling game. Ths
gentlemen from the Bank Exchange
vas required 70 give bonds b 500 foE
bis appearances. and Lake vas sent
down 20 the county ian, his case being
eontlnued until t0morFo1, e. it was
insl about midniRht. Another witness
for Lake eD1 outside The dsar before be
too could Be arrested on another charge
Of eondaebine q gambling game In the
sane place.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

oAuaHT AT Pozx TowxzESp. - Word
vas reserved Sin Port T0wnssnd from
Tacoma 10 arrest William Densry, a
very smooth talking individual for CD
satnina money By falss prstensss in ths
latter city. he vas arrested By thR
MARSHAL and win Be brosehf 10 seattle
to-day b. the steamer 9kdAh, en- roufe
for Tacoma.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

First district, B. L. ShaFpsteiD, ID.
Second diatTict, q. q. White, B.
Third district, Milton Gable, a,
Fourth district, J. n. Baker, ID.
Fifth district. O. p. Cook, ID.
sixth district, r. 4, Hasslsv, II.
seventh district, J. B. Thompson, 4.
kiahth diatFios. John =. Cover, r.
Ninth district. J. n. Steel, Il.
Tenth district, Joserh Foster, D.
klegsnsh district, J. II. Lslpis, u.
Twelfth district, Henry Roeder, ID.
Houss on REPRESENTATIVE.
First dist let, p. A. Preston &.
W. q. Clark, y.
second district. GeoFee Ecker, h.
bird district. h. A. Case, II.
Fourth distFics, J. ". AFrasmiih, Il.
b. Irwin, Il.
Fifth district, e. J. Fellows, d.
Sixth dislr ct, q. r. Mohillan, d.
Seventh district, w. A. Bucey, ID.
Eighth district, r. J. v. CLARK, II.
Hlnth district. Il. W. Helm, r.
TentR district, IL. N. Knapp, D.
Eleventh district, q. II. Stevenson, d.
Twelfth distFiot, Thomas Norman, II.
ThiFseenth distriut, w. Z. Forrest, Il.
Fourteenth distsict, 7. n. Reed, JF., L
Fifteenth district, y; !. HoMpscs, 4
Sixteenth district, 7. B. Elder, b.
Thomas J. HuHlss, 4
yoha Ksans, d.
Seventeenth districs, II. J. McElroy, .
Eighteenth district, w. ]. Baker, d.
Nineteenth district, William Payne, :
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

Tha manager q Kshlss 4 Ohass. TIE
lsrresa music h0uas % this eo0s1. Sast
arrived brinaine with kim tbs aaest
uisno ever hEoneAi - soaltis. We $40
ihe bsanEifni walnut Deeksr Bfue.s ebe
Hehr Br0s.. With TIE reg ps&ent mgzneF
fwkieA aa1na1sbe9 eTSFy6o1Y1 ena ot1e1
rnnkn4. We adsiss every hodg - iooh q
fheu. 4 taa troat. Oh exhibisinn fer =
uesks ilI5 ffont street, al
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04
QUESTION SE2TLRD.
oHExv sUsTTCR JONES Will CoMxMUE 10
HOLD THH sUDIolkI EoRT.

We are authorised 30 say that there
Is no foundation whatsoever for the eur
rent Fumor 81 10 the resignation Of
Ohisf Justice Jones. He returned from
Poztlsnd yesterday, where he wenl
parely and solely on business connected
With IN abstre i Of titles 70 all land and
city lots in Portland end Mnlanomah
county, IN the construction Of which be
and others have been engaged for tgc
years, and Of which he Il one Of the
propFiesore, representing an intefest Of
one fourth Of the sames
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

Silks. plnshes. big lot arrived. We
olfer them At prices thai viii sell them
lively. Chester OleaEY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04
PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE.
nrxvENs posT no. ! VIII MAKE An M
EuR1 TO IaoRRAGH ETs REExK1
FUND.

arxvKNs roaT no. l VIII MAKE An M
EuRf TO IsoRRAGE N RHLxKB
FUND.
Mr.. II. II. Holmes, commander Of
Stevens Post No. !. Grand Army OF the
Rspublic, has Issued q circular an
nouncIng that the annual meeting for
tne election Of officers will be held on
NEXT Tuesday evening.
An APPEAL ron CONSIDERATION.
This circular also goes on 10 say: "As
the eRe and bodily indFmiiies Of the
veteran increase, his caracity 60 earn
q lislih00n decreases, and the need Of
relief becomes more frequent. Thus
far thu call upon us has come almost
entirely from outside the post. Whit
ening locks and faltering steps, heW-
eveE, ndmoniBh a.; the1 While 90 many
are in their prime, Q greater effort
should be made 10 Increase the relief
fund. In order TO provide for the desfi-
tute while living and soldier's burial
when dead
TEE EKRsx sEKR.
For the purpose Of carrying out the
above object tbs post and relief corps
wili unite In giving Grand Army ball.
For the puFp0ss Of carrying out this Oh
ieos, committees have been appointed
as follows: Arrangements. Comrades
Wilson, Alexander, Carroll. Oakley and
Myers; invitation, Comrades Holmes,
Carroll and Treen; reception, Comrades
johnson. Alexander, Oakley, Tibbetts
and Gaiswold; fooF, Comrades Bigelew,
Weed. Ames. 6paulding and Tenant;
door director. ComFa1e Wilson; supper,
Mrs. Helen Burke, Mrs. Lizzie Il. HeF-
rick. Mrs. Louisa Boaart, Mrs. Mary 3
spAuldinR and Miss Nola Oowden.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

The hne0t assortment Of purses and
shopping BAGS holiday presents. Tok-
las D elnaerman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

Novelties for the holidays In satin
coFssts, silk underwear, fancy zephyr
vests and hand embroidered underwear.
Toklas 4 SinReruian.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04
TIE legislatures.
THK MEnBnns OF xnn noDx WHICH
AGszMnz1zs zosEonnow.

Following will be found q List Of The
members Of the two houses Of the leRis-
laause which assemblies tomorrow. The
politics Of each member is designated
By the letter which follows his name.
Those members Who are known 70 have
declined 10 ACCEPT free railroad passes
are printed IL italics.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

New style ladies' fancy aprons, In
fants' fancy cloaks, embroidered robes,
etc. Toklas & BinReFman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

Fancy PeEsizn shawis suitable for
Shrlssmas prsssuie - renewal rrioea.
Ieklss A SinesrmAn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

Holiday novelties IN silk handler
chiefs; examine them before purchas-
ing. Toklas 4 SingeFman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04
rOLTeR COURT EOTES.

saiins, yelvats and pushes. Price cur
nev LOT. Chester Cleary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

rs tArraF 60 lard grant eorp9ratians
fhat have nai eamRlisd Wilh ~ oandi.
tlens ~ lheir GrantA ! tod hfn ths
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

Al ola friend and sahoe1.mste Of our
feIiow taunsman Arth1E A. Denny. He
spoka IN tie highest aerns q Mr.. Deuay
a 4 true fFiond and aprlght uaan. FFosn
TaIedo. 0Aio. wsut . Nebraska CITY,
NehF aks. % visit Sister and brother 81
Mr.. Yeslsr. Here ! net
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

Wei hasis.Y % eedsrvsaE. splsa-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

This week we will make great display Of fn.
Embroidered Handkerchief and Fans.
Handkerchiefs at all Prices.

zoo dozen SIS C0lered Bordered Mandkerchiefs.....
so doKcn So CoIOred Bordered Handkerchief.
20 dozen So fancy COIOrcd Border Handkerchief.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

Table linens and napkins. Big drives.
We bought them cheap. chester Cleary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

Dsss sOOds sale ais vssA. olaa-g,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

"BaileF kept on worrying over The gas
busineas, and so suggested that be and
I return 70 The city aad take the cars
for Seattle. He shouaht that q good
idea, and We did 90. arriving in Seattle
safe aud SCUM ;. since striving we
hava bseu principally engaged ID shRk-
Ing hands with cur fEisnds. am glad
20 get baek, and guess Butler Is. too
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04
CLOTHING !! CLOTHING | CLOTHING
NOW rs YOUR TIME
EXTRA Low PRICES FOR THE

sack Suits,
An ali qualities and patterns.
Cutaway Suits, all walc frOn SA@
prince Albert double Breasted fr0ck suits, from
Double breasted Refers and Pea Jackets ron = e
veroats light WEIGHT medium weight and heavy, $3.50
a te Mohers Boys Of Our C0untFy: Cali and look
,.s AT sixe large assortment and especially Lew Prices
1c sniff tor eISO that SIC, In endless variety
- shew goods Gene and Ook before elsewhere
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04


= asppoeA NJ. 1szisr.p Esd = ~
pasaes xeaaaEday, @shna durfne your Ell.
isnesa vIsii tks1aak ne Esa NJ 90
met Eany Sesple uho had efGhef ~
A6sd D q heen vsriln1 % snflEa. II
sa I'll ySu klndsy lsn Ne rssders Il
Ne Pen -INrxE zxrrs Via fhav wsre.
md pA11 theY N1l1f
Very elsdlY wiz ] iaIl yon Of
IN rnoHxA KmkEn MnR
Duking ne pani thrss usnniha,n rsriisd
ne Cd RnkleEnns ~Un the 6.h Cav a.
nsplembeE lait 1eas1Ie Il company
Mitn anFoEnog FAHneyeR, o. OEaaon. y.
y. Lg1mau aud HtlN Mamie U9W0lf.
81 1e4t1io, for q TRIP tAfgarh ne Eaef.
~ wny Of he CanaAsam PaeiHe. TIE
ggFernef Wag CONS hack Is ntfend Z
esneenfton ~ goVeKnofs. Miss De-
Welf waB On her VAT % "a Easfarn
seUlnafy, Mr.. L1Wuann wns o. bussnass.
and wemt % visit my oIk frienda,
shem bad not arm fag n4ny VEaFa
e. vel - MKA TGaIsf'a sIstsrs and
relatives. We vert from Waneonvef 10
Wiuripen without accidont. ana from
thsEs q B. Pau, where aan
skMm McMtuanz am Hkm1Er,
Ihe1 ars boardine Is ~ Ryan Hossl
nn9 NE children are II 8nhaoL Bash
NJ. ed Mr.. MsNanRht are vel and n
Qnlgcd afi1f lheiE Seattle friends. 1
teok dinner wilh fham. In q aouVsFna-
lion with NJ. MsNa1aht be said
f6aler, en- ss g1Fe that jim HiiI's
rad Il ke8ainQ far Puqef Sound. ana
VII nee stop anti Il Qsls ihere, e. am
oaFaain Of anything. OF course dou'l
know e. what point u wlli feFminats.
bat thoss on fhs inside teli me that s.
astls h TIE objective poinkn 1 then
wsnt % Chicago, where met
uEMmx CnAwSuKp. n
His father wns 10 NsW York arranefnn
10 kc1 8 eoutKaot fox ne e1nstFuoiion 81
TIE Seattle b Weat Ooasf Railway ffom
seattle 60 Fort Hopa, . aonnsot with
- -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

PEeaehina anarchg and lecturfne On BE-.
eAlf e t1s eondem1ed anaTohfIf muE-
@eE1Ea n uhieaRo VINO we're under sen.
tanee Of death for killing q 10 q
pu1esmen- 0uaA8 l. q lively place
and . g9iuR ahaad rapidly. AZ Lara
ma l vi1l1s4 another nephew q Ma.
Le1.ezs ahen Weut 60 70 DstroIt,
Michigan. % visit Mrs. Wsndall, an old
Trend Of Mrl fealeF, Who Was IL Seat
tle SIS egmmsx And weus 70 Alaska
win Mrs. Dr.. B2gley Rnd Msa BuzRuFt.
~. Nend4l drove me over u kis car
RAGE 10 call On
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-07-07
THE CENTURY.

In The Century for July the lighter ma
terial is of sparkling out-of doors charact
err, and naturally takes precedence in at
Effectiveness at this season.
The opening paper, by John Burroughs. Oh
Wild-Flowers, is profusely illustrated, and
is likely to set many a young women and
summer boarder to boatanizing; another, by
w. j. Henderson, OH 1.-The Sportsman
Music, giving pictures of live game birds
and recording the musical otes of their
songs, appeals more to the other sex. A
third paper. by Talcott Williaing. treats Of
..Animal Locomotion in the Muybridse
PHOTOGRAPHER Humorous story, yet not
without serious conclusion, is SISTER Tod
hunters Heart"
The Lincoln History closes up the Kansas
troubles aud d iscusses their corroIlary, the
Lincoln Douglas Debates" Interesting
and hitherto unpublished letters by Lincoln
and Greedy are given.
The War Series, followed since the Start
by the closest attention Of thousands, com.
passes this month the hundred days OF battle
in 1.-THE Struggle for Atlanta, compactly
narrated by General o. o. Howard, with a
two-page letter from General Sherman, re
garding "The March to the Sea-" while in
the next number General Joseph f. John,
Ston. his opponent, is to write of the fight
against Sherman. christian Science" and
Mind Cure," by DR. Buckley, and 1.-THE
Potential Energy of Food" by Professor
Atwater, are two papers OF suggestive and
valuable character by experts in the inves
legations which they record.
Among other subjects discussed in the
II number area New Era in Our History
reform in Nun icipal Government" Col
lege EXP en- ses," THE Metropolitan Spirit
Labor and Capital "Christian Union
from the BAPTIST Point of View" "Ameri
can Students in Germany" Photography
and American Art" etc.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-07-07

Mr.. Cleveland is throwing off all
disguise as to his candidacy for the
He does not talk
generally upon the subject, but he is
making his plans openly, and they
indicate that he is actively in the
field fer denomination. He no
longer has any fears that the New
York delegation will be divided. He
has definitely agreed to go south in
October and told Senator Colquitt of
Georgia that he thought he would
start for George about Oct. Is. The
frequent visits of Senator Colquitt
to the White House give color to the
reports that Lamar is to become as.
sociate justice of the United States
supreme court and that Colquitt is
to succeed him as secretary of the in
terror.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-07-07
LAKE GEORGE.

The Lutheran society held a pic
mic aud fair in Mr.. Peterson's grove
recently, for the benefit of their
church. They made about $500.
p G. X. Quill and family, have made
a two-w weeks visit to the southern
part of the state, visiting friends.
Mr.. Tierce, our County Commits.
sioner. was in town letting some
road work. 1853 . sEf1
John Anderson has built a new
house. Reports say he is going to
find wife. Es--a... .-..as
Crops are good in this town, but
very thin on the ground. ~
Grass is good, and soon the hum OF
the mower will be heard.
J. p. Britbach has sold his farm
for 81 200, and bought again.
The most of our people celebrated
the Fourth at home.
| r. Tostenson is building an addi
tion to his house.
| s. Tompson is also making i'm
proyements in the same line.
Good weather will cure the blues